Working on Sharp

[JR2ALTA]

I did some forum searching, just basically trying to get a feel on transitioning to Sharp.

I've loved Kyocera in the past and I have grown to like Konica.

So how do Sharps rank?



Do their newer and older models have continuity? or can a new tech not service older machines without additional training.

How involved are routine consumables? (for example, replacing KM tray 2 rollers could take 25 minutes)

where is their training school located?

anything else useful thanks!

[copyguy1]

Re: Working on Sharp

training sites are in Chicago, New Jersey, Atlanta, and So CAl. The fedd rollers are easy to replace less than 5 min. I don"t think there consumables last as long as they should. And there warranty is terriable.